I use a mixture of HWINFO and Afterburner elements, and have set a hotkey within AB to switch on and off, and also hotkeys for different AB profiles.
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9900k to 12900kS?
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I use a mixture of HWINFO and Afterburner elements, and have set a hotkey within AB to switch on and off, and also hotkeys for different AB profiles.
but how do i get HWINFO to show onscreen in game play? i cant find the option
Within HWINFO, click on "configure sensors" (gear icon), and then click on "OSD (RTSS) in the tab bar at the top.
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Open Hwinfo up and follow these screenshots, Then use RTSS to toggle the OSD on/off.
If you want I can make you a quick little voiced video tutorial.
Yer that would be super if you can. i towing to get it to show
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I'll have it uploaded in the morning for and post it here
googled it, was much easier then I thought
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i can see i am not the only one who likes to monitor everything
its nice to have corsair RMi PSU that shows you tota wattage without a need of external device
i also have a small monitor to display stats next to my pc so no need to clutter your screen all the time ...
its nice to have corsair RMi PSU that shows you tota wattage without a need of external device
i also have a small monitor to display stats next to my pc so no need to clutter your screen all the time ...
with me its temps, i have a weared thing in my head for a quiet but cool system. so its nice to know what your system is getting upto when gaming
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If you can get a good price for your 9900k CPU and motherboard then the 12900ks would be a nice upgrade. That is assuming you don't mind the CPU warping when fitted, causing a tiny gaps under the cooler.